Split (1)

train · 116k rows

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student	Thank you	18,181	135	[]
volunteer	No problem, there's 2 ways so you can choose whatever's easier for you	18,181	136	[]
student	Ok	18,181	137	[]
volunteer	You can either find the distance between the numbers which is 5 and add half the distance to the smaller number so 31+5*1/2 is 33.5	18,181	138	[]
volunteer	Or since the middle of 2 numbers is their average you can add the number and divide by 2	18,181	139	[]
volunteer	31+36 is 67 and 67/2 is 33.5	18,181	140	[]
student	ok i like that	18,181	141	[]
student	and do that for the rest?	18,181	142	[]
volunteer	Q3 is between 50 and 50 so you don't have to	18,181	143	[]
student	41+42=83/2=41.5	18,181	144	[]
volunteer	No we don't have to do it for everything because we just need the min, Q1, Median, Q3, and Max	18,181	145	[]
student	ok	18,181	146	[]
student	i have to put these points so u sure its 41 nd not 41.5? bc we did split it	18,181	147	[]
student	and Q3 is just 50	18,181	148	[]
volunteer	We were just trying to split the numbers in half but we don't have to split like that because we have 8 on each side of the 41	18,181	149	[]
volunteer	Now you have the 5 numbers you need: 25, 33.5, 41, 50, and 59	18,181	150	[]
student	ok let me plug this in	18,181	151	[]
volunteer	Ok	18,181	152	[]
student	its correct ill try the next one on my own and then can you look over it	18,181	153	[]
volunteer	Oh it checks it for you?	18,181	154	[]
volunteer	That's cool	18,181	155	[]
volunteer	Sure I'll check it	18,181	156	[]
student	done	18,181	157	[]
student	38 is the median?	18,181	158	[]
volunteer	It is but I think for a different reason then you think	18,181	159	[]
volunteer	See how the section on the left has 7 and the section on the right has 8	18,181	160	[]
volunteer	?	18,181	161	[]
student	mhm	18,181	162	[]
volunteer	That means the first 38 should be part of the 1st half so each side is 8	18,181	163	[]
volunteer	So it is 38 but that's because that's in the middle of the 2 38s not because the 38 is in the middle	18,181	164	[]
student	well when i see it as 7 and 8 on the side i know its the middle even tho one isnt equal but itis close	18,181	165	[]
student	so 3 for each?	18,181	166	[]
volunteer	The line you drew still isn't in the middle because it doesn't have the same amount of numbers on each side	18,181	167	[]
volunteer	If there's an even amount of numbers like 16 you can just do 8 and 8 instead of excluding the middle number	18,181	168	[]
volunteer	You only exclude the middle number if it's an odd amount like 17	18,181	169	[]
student	ok	18,181	170	[]
volunteer	Now you have to find the middle of 32 and 35 for Q1 and the middle of 42 and 44 for Q3	18,181	171	[]
student	is that Q1?	18,181	172	[]
volunteer	Q3 is at this line	18,181	173	[]
volunteer	Remember that it's a number not a region	18,181	174	[]
student	here?	18,181	175	[]
student	or like the actual middle line	18,181	176	[]
volunteer	It should be on the actual line yeah	18,181	177	[]
student	kk	18,181	178	[]
student	now Q3	18,181	179	[]
student	is this right?	18,181	180	[]
volunteer	Yeah	18,181	181	[]
student	ok	18,181	182	[]
student	so median is 38	18,181	183	[]
student	58.5 is Q3	18,181	184	[]
volunteer	Median is 38 yeah	18,181	185	[]
volunteer	Do you see how the line you drew for Q3 goes between 42 and 44?	18,181	186	[]
student	mhm	18,181	187	[]
student	oh we do it that way	18,181	188	[]
student	43	18,181	189	[]
student	and then 32+35/2	18,181	190	[]
student	which is 33.5	18,181	191	[]
volunteer	Yup good fix!	18,181	192	[]
volunteer	So now we have everything we need	18,181	193	[]
student	so 33.5,38, and 43	18,181	194	[]
volunteer	Yeah	18,181	195	[]
student	gonna plug it rn	18,181	196	[]
volunteer	Okay!	18,181	197	[]
student	i have one more problem	18,181	198	[]
volunteer	Okay you can put it up when you're ready	18,181	199	[]
student	66 is the median	18,181	200	[]
student	?	18,181	201	[]
volunteer	Yeah	18,181	202	[]
student	so 18 is an even number	18,181	203	[]
student	i tried to do 4	18,181	204	[]
student	but it aint even enouh soo	18,181	205	[]
volunteer	You know how earlier when it was 17 we had to exclude the middle number to split it into?	18,181	206	[]
volunteer	Since you have 9 on each side and 9 is odd you take out the middle number to make Q1 and Q3	18,181	207	[]
student	mhm	18,181	208	[]
student	yeah i had a feeling we do it that way	18,181	209	[]
student	stillwont be evn	18,181	210	[]
volunteer	Can you start by making the middle line and erase the rest for now?	18,181	211	[]
volunteer	Make sure there's the same amount on each side of the middle line	18,181	212	[]
student	mhm	18,181	213	[]
volunteer	Did you count how many numbers are on each side of the line and they were the same?	18,181	214	[]
student	mhm	18,181	215	[]
volunteer	You have 8 numbers on one side and 9 on the other right now	18,181	216	[]
volunteer	If you draw the line between the 66s you'll have 9 on each side	18,181	217	[]
volunteer	Does that make sense?	18,181	218	[]
student	yes	18,181	219	[]
student	so 3 groups?	18,181	220	[]
volunteer	Right now we're just splitting it in half	18,181	221	[]
student	ok	18,181	222	[]
student	oh so 4 groups but Mr. Smith	18,181	223	[ { "pii_type": "PERSON", "surrogate": "Mr. Smith", "start": 19, "end": 28 } ]
student	last time?	18,181	224	[]
volunteer	Yeah	18,181	225	[]
student	but 85	18,181	226	[]
student	is on its own	18,181	227	[]
volunteer	Sorry if I sound repetitive but you have to fix the line that splits it in half or the rest won't be right	18,181	228	[]
student	this?	18,181	229	[]
volunteer	That line should be between the 66s so that there's 9 on each side of the line and it's splitting the 18 numbers in half	18,181	230	[]
student	like this?	18,181	231	[]
volunteer	It should look like this	18,181	232	[]
student	o	18,181	233	[]
volunteer	Now it's the same size on the left and right	18,181	234	[]

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